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Octoberber 2013 pickups - C is closing fast!!!
wiggy:
Can't wait til you play with it and get to experience the massive headache that is ROB :P
Arseen:
--- Quote from: wiggy on October 13, 2013, 10:59:36 AM ---Can't wait til you play with it and get to experience the massive headache that is ROB :P
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I said I can play, I didn't say I will. ;)
Arseen:
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--- Quote from: Arseen on October 13, 2013, 05:34:34 AM ---Just ordered these
I finally have everything to play the game.
I was actually only missing the claws and the red, green, blue and white pieces, so I have now extra yellow (and bit roughed up blue) piece and spare set of trays.
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Awesome.
R.O.B. was my favorite Brawl character, they're incredibly hard to find here, sadly. And when you find one they're stupidly expensive.
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Yeah I got mine in Action Set (or something similarly named) few years back.
It came with console + Duck Hunt + Gray Zapper + Gyromite + R.O.B + spinner+ spinners + nesessary leads.
palmer6strings:
--- Quote from: Arseen on October 13, 2013, 05:34:34 AM ---Just ordered these
I finally have everything to play the game.
I was actually only missing the claws and the red, green, blue and white pieces, so I have now extra yellow (and bit roughed up blue) piece and spare set of trays.
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Extremely jelous Arseen! Awesome stuff.
Seraph Man:
Got these yesterday. Each PSP had an issue with it.
1) Power Input had a broken prong. No battery or battery door.
2) Unspecified issue with the UMD Tray. No memory stick.
3) Originally thought to be an issue with the screen. However, a new screen was put in, and it still doesn't operate correctly.
The third one, the PSP Slim, I got with the old screen, but none of them came with a charger or game, so I cannot test them to see what exactly is the issue wth 2 or 3. I did replace the power input from the first one with the power input with the second, as well as the battery and door. So now the first one should work without any problems (though I can't test it).
This is the first time I've ever tried my hands on repairing a handheld, or a video game machine of any kind. I'm eager to see if what I did for the first one worked. And once I am able to more accurately diagnose the issues with the other two, maybe you guys can help me fix them?